recordingerror's Reviews

What A Tone!

I love the tone of this guitar it screams like no other. Perfect for rock, and of course grunge which is the only genre that this guitar has any notoriety in that I know of because it was one of Kurt Cobain's first guitars. I immediately started re- creating the tones of bleach after I first got this guitar back from being repaired and had gotten a DS-1.

Unbelievably versatile

Now an SSS strat is a classic but an HSS strat is a powerhouse. You can get nice tones through the single coils then switch to the humbucker and you can do any kind of rock music.

Bottom line: this might be better than a SSS strat.

The versatility of this thing...

This amp can do so many things without pedals. And its a tank. Great amp.

Just buy'em

These are one of the most popular strings for a reason. They feel great to play.

Five Stars but,

This pair have great sound quality and are amazing monitoring headphones. That is what Is known. What I didn't expect was how weak the plug on these are, it bends very easily and shows how these headphones are really for studio use not daily use. The bending ruins the audio, channels go in and out and it distorts audio when adapted to 6.5mm and put into a Focusrite Scarlett 4i4. Other than that these are great studio headphones, I just wish the plug was more durable.

Classic for a reason.

What do I even need to say other than this is the most used instrument mic ever. This microphone has been used in more albums than one can count.

This is a Classic Microphone for a reason

The predecessor the SM7 has a legacy in all forms of recording and the latest version delivers on that legacy. Now used by many Youtubers, Streamers and Podcasters the Shure SM7B Is an essential Microphone to own, It delivers In sound quality and has great detail for a dynamic microphone, Not much of a microphone for singing but If you live with other people this is a must own as Dynamic Mics are less prone to background noise out of the box and with it's sound quality this is the last dynamic mic you'll ever need.

Good to start

A good starter interface but It doesn't have enough ports for me. The audio quality is great though and It works great until you realize you have too many instruments and not enough space to have them all at once.

Great Starter Synth and Very Versatile

This synth is great for a starter because It can do most things. You can make great drones or create complex drum beats by recording each part separately.

Great Starter Amp, but...

Great starter amp.

Wish I could use a footswitch with it.

Bottom line: If you are brand new to guitar buy this.

Great. Not for music production (my fault)

I tried to use this for music production, BAD IDEA. Great for simple audio recording and analysis.

Bottom line: I recommend for starting out with audio recording.

Good, but doesn't work for me anymore

When I first got FL Studio it was for messing around with electronic beats but now that I'm doing more Rock & Experimental music it has taken a back seat for me being replaced with pro tools. It has some great visualization plugins though and I use it for visualizing music because I don't like modern oscilloscopes and I had already spent something along the lines of $300 and I'm not ready to spend a similar amount on a good vintage oscilloscope before I even get more synths.

Bottom Line: Good Product if you're in to Trap & Dubstep music. I am into neither.

Good audio quality, Picks up too much background noise.

I have used this for recording albums, I got great audio quality but it is so sensitive that It could pick up people walking up and down stairs in my house while recording. Good to start with, I recommend something more versatile that picks up less background noise and uses XLR.

It's ok. Could have more features.

I think its a good beginner piano but for making music It is not as good, but it does work as a midi controller